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by reconbot 13y ago
It's a great vibe and an easy way to catch up if you don't get to read HN every day. (I may be biased however, I was in the audience one day)
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by reconbot 13y ago
Taking over where the school leaves off. I like this idea.
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My Role as CTO of Flatiron School and Flatiron Labs(sarajchipps.com)
2 points by reconbot 13y ago|1 comments
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by reconbot 13y ago
A lot of these are solved problems. In one neighborhood in NYC the local mesh wifi was able to provide better internet service than Verizon. http://rhicenter.org/redhookwifi/ Bittorrent could be scoped to the country t
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by reconbot 13y ago
Hey Irem, I'm doing a presentation on how to make a "mesh network" for a group of primarily web developers. I do a bunch of js robotics so I'm leveraging talking over a serialport, and am doing an xbee proof of concept p
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by reconbot 13y ago
heroku, pagodabox, dreamhost, s3, linode and digital ocean. Each host has their own pros and cons. (Dreamhost for example is slow but they manage everything.) I stay away from rackspace due to issues I've had with them but when they&#x
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by reconbot 13y ago
Dynadot because of security, reliability, price and features in that order. They have two factor auth too.
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by reconbot 13y ago
Because the "hackability" of the web is important. The ability to view source, play in the console, modify the dom, etc is amazing. Locking it down or providing a larger barrier to entry (eg, download this extra thing) provides du
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by reconbot 13y ago
I feel like I should give another personal experience with them. I hope they sort it out with runspired. I've had a bunch of really great dates through howaboutwe, I never had an issue with them and they've helped us work out sche
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by reconbot 13y ago
I don't agree, you should just know what they are. Defaults are helpful.
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Apocalypse, New Jersey: A Dispatch From America's Most Desperate Town(rollingstone.com)
4 points by reconbot 13y ago|0 comments
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by reconbot 13y ago
This still requires a server for orchestration.
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by reconbot 13y ago
You can use an enigmapass or a few of the other browser extensions to avoid this. Also there are iphone and android apps.
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by reconbot 13y ago
I got 2 coins off a guy in a coffeshop about 1 year ago for $20. I sold them today for about $1600. About 2 years ago I almost dropped $1000 on bitcoins but was talked out of it by family and friends. It feels weird. I can't connect bi
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by reconbot 13y ago
Honestly, I'd rather you browse my sites, I don't mind if you disable tracking. Supporting you screwing with my scripts is another matter, it's hard enough to build features, support all the browsers and platforms and realist
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Adam Brault: People First - JSConf EU 2013(youtube.com)
1 points by reconbot 13y ago|0 comments
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by reconbot 13y ago
I'd really like to understand this more too. More info!
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by reconbot 13y ago
I would argue that you want to resolve conflicts in a rebase instead of a merge. This allows you to see where the branches diverge and fix it right away, closer to the offending commits, Preventing more work from piling up around the confli
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by reconbot 13y ago
Public history and private history. Or maybe changes to production vs changes as you developed. I care more about the merge then the commits. (In github parlance, the Pull Request) This workflow turns commits throughout time into a single c
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by reconbot 13y ago
My team of 6 handles this just fine, we try not to have many people on the same branch, nor do we like to have branches that live very long. Merges of branches that are old tend to cause more problems. Problems that would have fallen out on
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by reconbot 13y ago
Not a bad service, if you don't make your own this is a way to go. The fact is before I bring a service or app into my company this is one of the primary things I look for. If you can't communicate with me when things are broken t
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by reconbot 13y ago
http://biglumber.com/ is any oldy but a goodie. There's room for improvement in this area.
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by reconbot 17y ago
Stack Overflow and Server Fault are full of questions like this.
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by reconbot 17y ago
Why isn't there a link to play?
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by reconbot 17y ago
I'm really confused why chrome (and now IE9) doesn't support Theora/Vorbis when it's FREE and USEFUL for them to do so. I think I'm missing something. I do know if you build your own Chromium you can use a non neutered library of ffmpeg and
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by reconbot 17y ago
regardless of the rules there are a few tlds that route mail and resolve to websites. http://to./ comes to mind, but there are a few others.
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by reconbot 17y ago
Take that one step further and I might agree. People who have a high rank on "his website" might would make for good job candidates. Not all programmers may be good at communication or teaching, or any of the behaviors stack overflow, serve
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by reconbot 17y ago
I wonder how it compares with the two android phones sprint is coming out with. I've been out of contract a while and I won't move to AT&T do to service problems in nyc, but I'd really like a more powerful smartphone then my blackberry.
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by reconbot 17y ago
I've got about 2 businesses and outside and within them probably 4 "jobs". I always put the one that I put the most hours in.
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by reconbot 17y ago
Am I off basing asking for a fixed cut of every support incident? That's something I'd think of if I was providing their software as a service.

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